Kids' Films

Kids’ Film at the Woods Hole Public Library January 11

            The Woods
Hole Public Library moves through winter with the second in a series of
Saturday Kids Films, preceded by an hour of 
knitting class, on January 11. The knitting starts at 2 PM; the films start
at 3 PM. The classes are open to knitters of all abilities, even none at all.
Instruction will be provided. Knitters should bring their own needles,
preferably wooden and large, at least size 6 and medium yarn.

            The license
for public viewing which the Library holds does not allow the name of the film
to be included in press releases. The Library has worked around this strange requirement
by posing riddles and clues to the films, so people can solve them.

The name of this week’s film is a description of the major
character in the film, which includes both his job title and an adjective of
his state of mind. (Many wives of local scientists admit to having used this
description for their husbands.)

            This
particular “classic”  film is a Walt
Disney production from 1961 starring Fred MacMurray; he plays the inventor of
an anti-gravity device.

            For more
details, including the exact title, call the Library at 508-548-8961.